Meta releases Llama 4 Scout and Maverick, its first natively multimodal models with a mixture-of-experts architecture. The launch touts a high LMArena score, but Meta used a different experimental version there from the one available for download.
Meta has launched Llama 3.2, a family that includes vision models and lightweight versions designed to run on devices. It has also unveiled Orion, a prototype pair of augmented-reality glasses controlled by gaze, gestures and a neural wristband.
Meta has released Llama 3.1 in 8-billion, 70-billion and 405-billion-parameter versions. The largest model brings top-tier capabilities within developers’ reach, although its license still imposes usage conditions.
Meta has released Llama 3, with 8 billion- and 70 billion-parameter models, and rolled out its Meta AI assistant across its main apps. The company aims to make generative AI an everyday feature for billions of users.
Meta unveiled Llama 2 today, the new generation of its language model family, free to license for commercial use and distributed in partnership with Microsoft on Azure.
Understanding and modeling human language are, undoubtedly, exceptional abilities that require not only the massive processing of linguistic data but also an...
Meta has unveiled LLaMA, a family of language models ranging from 7 billion to 65 billion parameters for research. Its bet is that a better-trained model can compete with much larger, more expensive systems.
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